Underage drinking isn't a federal crime. There isn't a federal drinking age law. The National Minimum Drinking Age Act punishes states that allow persons below 21 years to buy alcohol by decreasing how much highway money they get.
Good point.
My guess is racism is in the eyes of the offended. You don't have to intentionally do something racist for it to be perceived as racist. Just look at how often "American Inventor" is tossed around here by people who sincerely claim not to be racist ("It's a joke!"/"It's a word!"/"We're taking the power away!"/etc).
Aaaaactually, they don't. Police officers and agencies have discretion as to when they make arrests/enforce the law. You can totally drive by a cop at 75 in a 55, and they can ignore you, there's no "obligation".
He says after arguing for a month that Zimmerman should go to prison because he was racist
I'm not blaming it on the alcohol. I'm blaming it on school administrations for letting the drinking happen, and the drinking is why the rapes (and also 'rapes') are happening.
Right, you're actually backing up my point. The school has full control over it's own law enforcement agency, and is opting not to enforce the law.
First of all, you're comparing killing a human being with painting one's face. Nice try.
My issue with it, and I'm not saying you are even arguing against this point, is that this often results in attacks on people that are well-meaning for little gain it seems. For example, the person in question dressed up as "crazy eyes" from Orange is hte new Black. This is a very multi-cultural show, with many strong black female characters, even a strong transgender character. It is very very clear that this person meant nothing negative by it, if anything she was embracing this show and one of its black female characters. So what in the end are they gaining from attacking this person and making her apologize?
You haven't heard about cultural appropriation? It's the latest Tumblr feminist/PoCthing....Essentially, if you use anything created by a minority, from wearing dread locks, to drawing a picture of a spirit animal--then you're being racist. So, if you've ever said "that's tight", as a white person--you are now a racist. That's how the low the bar is now set for the internet-victims.
It's not better, you racist. If you're not able to use the idiolect (Dialect?) of a minority group--then you are excluding them from the social institutions, which has massive legal and financial ramifications for minorities. So by not including their culture into our own, us evil white devils have propagated events like what we saw withRachel Jenteal. Where you hadmultiple mediaoutletschastisingwhite people for not understanding "BAE" (Black American English), and therefor making people who use it, like Jenteal, look stupid when they talk to white people. Which was an example of how we use SAE (Standardized American English) and other social "rules" to uphold our status and rob minorities of power.
